Pac-Man

Pac-Man drinks a potion that causes him to fall asleep for twenty years. When he awakes, he finds a nightmarish future in which the Power Pellet Forest has been captured and the Ghost Monsters have infested Pac-Land.

P.J. tinkers with Pac-Man's computer, causing it to pull Pac-Baby inside similar to the movie Tron.

An organ grinder's Pac-Monkey eats super-powered Power Pellets and grows to giant size. Now Pac-Man and Super-Pac must stop the giant Pac-Monkey before it wrecks Pac-Land.

Pac-Man must stop Mezmeron and the Ghost Monsters from finding their own Power Pellet Forest abroad.

Pac-Man turns into a werewolf after the Ghost Monsters trick him into eating Power Pellets specially created by Mezmeron.

P.J. is starring in an action movie, and Pac-Man is goaded into becoming his stunt double.

Pac-Man and Super-Pac square off against the Ghost Monsters for ownership of a genie's bottle.

Legal technicalities permit the Ghost Monsters to participate in the Olympics, and it is up to the Pac-Family to try to defeat them in various athletic events.

The Ghost Monsters celebrate Dinky's birthday at the same circus where the Pac-Family is celebrating Pac-Baby's birthday.

The Ghost Monsters sink a ship full of Power Pellets with Pac-Man on board, trapping them all in Paclantis at the mercy of the tyrannical Pac-Queen.

Pac-Man is mistaken for the criminal Pretty Boy Pac and sent to prison.

P.J. fixes Ms. Pac's washing machine, accidentally turning it into a time machine.

After the Ghost Monsters chomp the football team, Pac-Man, Super-Pac, and their team must face off against them.

Pac-Man must convince cousin P.J. to stay in school.

Mezmeron creates a giant robotic Ghost Monster to battle Super-Pac.